How to Use Juniper Berries

Ooh boy, summertime. There’s a lot to love about a summer day spent outside, isn’t there? Let’s set the scene:Pollen wafts on the warm winds while the sun beats d

Some people say–“dawn dish soap is the duct tape for the kitchen,” but it’s even more, you can use this powerful liquid soap in your garden not in one or two ways but dozen. Discover these Dawn Dish Soap Uses in the Garden below, and decide for yourself.

There’s a reason that poppies make an appearance in so much artwork and in so many gardens across the world. They’re dazzling.The paper-thin petals are incredibly elegant, in

Dame’s rocket, Hesperis matronalis, is a fragrant, edible member of the Brassicaceae family of plants, which includes arugula, broccoli, and mustard.Native to Europe and Asia, it was originally brought to

The cultivated blackberry is planted on the shady side of the greenhouse where it doesn’t get a great deal of direct sunshine but it always crops pretty well, as do the gooseberries planted in front of it.  Where space is at a premium it’s worth planting things in less-than-ideal positions – the crop may be a little smaller, but if the alternative is no crop, it is definitely worth a try. ..

Marigold is a common garden plant and comes in stunning shades of yellow, orange, or red. It is popularly grown in home gardens worldwide and is often associated with the legendary brave lion. The plant is also known to stand for creativity, courage, and passion.  Here are some amazing Marigold Benefits in the Garden and why you must grow one!

I recently received my first ever boysenberry plant in the mail, and it came in the form of a tissue culture.It looked like an ordinary s

Elderberry (Sambucus spp.) should be pruned as part of your regular garden maintenance routine, just like other fruit-bearing trees and shrubs, to encourage abundant berry production while supporting overall health.We link to vendors to help you f

In the summer, around late August or early September, the ditches in Nebraska are filled with dark, black, and purple berries.These clusters of tiny fruits soon get ea

When it comes to herbal remedies, some species get all the attention.It’s difficult to find someone who hasn’t heard of echinacea.

The burning bush, Euonymus alatus, is a potentially invasive non-native woody shrub in the Celastraceae family.It’s related to the native burning bush, E. atropurpureus, as well as nat

You’ve waited all season to stain your fingers purple with delicious homegrown blueberry juice. A flock of hungry birds descends, a